With the reconciliation between Saudi Arabia and Iran, a series of news has come out in the Middle East, involving many countries in the region, forming a trend of great reconciliation.
For a long time, the Middle East has been left with an extreme impression under the intervention of the United States.
There are rich countries full of local tycoons and rich oil; There are also poor countries that are mired in war and have a poor livelihood.
It is precisely because of the serious polarization that the entire region has been unpeaceful, coupled with the long-term export of wars and revolutions by the United States, that the Middle East has become synonymous with chaos and disorder.
In the inherent impression, it is difficult or even impossible for the Middle East to get rid of such a quagmire, because there are many contradictions in the region and they are very complex, and the United States is constantly making trouble to prevent the Middle East from restoring order.
However, everything changed after China pushed Saudi Arabia and Iran to restore diplomatic relations.
(Syrian Foreign Minister visits Saudi Arabia)
The Great Reconciliation in the Middle East
According to CCTV news reports, almost in one day, a great reconciliation involving 8 countries took place in the Middle East.
First, Syria decided to reopen its embassy in Tunisia. The foreign ministers of the two countries had only contacted each other before, and what was discussed was to restore ambassadorial relations, and in just a few days, it was implemented.
Tunisia, though not traditionally a Middle Eastern country, is a member of the Arab League and the first victim of the "Arab Spring" in the United States.
Second, the Yemeni government and the Houthis exchanged nearly 1,000 prisoners of war.
Third, Bahrain and Qatar formally resumed diplomatic relations.
Fourth, the Syrian Foreign Minister visited Saudi Arabia. The two sides have severed diplomatic relations for more than 10 years, and this visit is the first visit by a Syrian foreign minister to Saudi Arabia since the outbreak of the Syrian civil war.
Fifth, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad visited the United Arab Emirates.
Sixth, the Iranian delegation arrived in Saudi Arabia to prepare for the reopening of embassies and consulates.
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Eight countries are involved
This wave of reconciliation involves eight countries, as well as the Houthis, a major force.
The reason why these countries had contradictions before, and even broke off diplomatic relations, has more or less ties with the United States.
Syria was kicked out of the Arab League because of the outbreak of civil war in Syria, which was caused by the "Arab Spring".
The civil war in Yemen is a similar situation.
Iran and Saudi Arabia are at odds, and the main culprit is also the United States.
Qatar has been severed by many countries, one of the reasons is its proximity to Iran.
All in all, the relationship between these countries is complex, and many countries are involved in each incident.
For example, the Syrian civil war, most of the countries in the Middle East are involved.
The Yemeni civil war is a proxy war between Saudi Arabia and Iran.
It can be said that in the midst of a mess, it is difficult to find the thread, let alone completely untie the thread.
(Syrian President Bashar al-Assad visits the UAE)
It has to be China
But China did it, and the messy situation in the Middle East was unraveled under China's clever hands.
Now that the situation in the Middle East has become very clear, all parties are actively reconciling, regardless of new hatred and old hatred, have begun to put on hold.
Even countries like Iran and Saudi Arabia are open to each other.
This shows that they all accept China's concept of a community with a shared future for mankind, multipolarization, and win-win cooperation.
The future must be a multipolar world, and countries in the region, especially in the region, need to work together.
After fighting for so many years, not to mention that many battles are still raised by the United States, there is no point, it will only cheapen the United States and let the United States break them one by one.
After reconciliation, the Middle East will become more stable, and the more opportunities there will be for countries in the region, which is a bright road.